Bruce Willis

As the Cannes film festival develops, Moore took the opportunity to share a sweet photo alongside her ex-husband.

“This is a really challenging time for our family and we are so appreciative of your continued love, compassion and support. Willis wears a tux, while Moore wears a black dress and a striking red and black coat. While the two separated years ago, they maintain a good relationship, and share three daughters.

Emma Heming Willis, 43, admitted that she's been struggling with her mental health following her husband Bruce Willis' aphasia diagnosis.

'As a result of this and with much consideration Bruce is stepping away from the career that has meant so much to him. As Bruce always says, "Live it up" and together we plan to do just that.' That stopped me in my tracks and really resonated with me,' she said. It's been shocking. A source told People last month that 'everyone is focused on all the happy moments they are able to share' with the actor, and that 'Emma is especially grateful for the daughters she shares with Bruce.' The beauty — who shares daughters Mabel, 10, and Evelyn, eight, with the 67-year-old Die Hard star — went on to say that she is now making more time to meet her own needs.

Bruce Willis' wife Emma Heming revealed that taking care of everyone in her household has affected her “mental health and overall health.

"As a result of this and with much consideration Bruce is stepping away from the career that has meant so much to him." "I don't mother myself perfectly but I know that I have some basic baseline needs that are a must, like first and foremost, exercise," she said. "That stopped me in my tracks and really resonated with me."

Emma Heming Willis has admitted that caring for husband Bruce Willis has taken a toll on her mental health.

It’s a time I can disconnect and can do something that I know makes me feel good overall. I don’t mother myself perfectly but I know that I have some basic baseline needs that are a must, like first and foremost, exercise. She said: "I struggle with making the time for self-care every day.

Reflecting on her role as mom to Mabel and Evelyn, Emma shared that she "always wanted a family" and that time is something she considers "precious."

“As a result of this and with much consideration Bruce is stepping away from the career that has meant so much to him.” “For us as a family it’s always been about making memories. I’m not even sure we have rituals or traditions,” she shared.

Emma Heming Willis described how caring for her family members has affected her mental health following husband Bruce Willis' aphasia diagnosis.

“I think it’s important to find that one thing that makes you feel good and build from there.” “That stopped me in my tracks and really resonated with me.” “And it served no one in my family.”

Emma looks back on Mabel and Evelyn's role as mothers and says, “I always wanted a family,” which I consider to be “precious.” “For us as a family, ...

“As a result of this, and with a lot of consideration, Bruce is away from a career that makes a lot of sense to him.” “We share with our great supporters of Bruce that, as a family, our beloved Bruce has experienced some health problems and has recently been diagnosed with aphasia, affecting his cognitive abilities. We don’t even know if we have rituals or traditions,” she shared.

Bruce Willis and wife Emma Heming announced in March that the 'Die Hard' star was diagnosed with aphasia — read more.

We are moving through this as a strong family unit, and wanted to bring his fans in because we know how much he means to you, as you do to him.” “It’s a time I can disconnect and can do something that I know makes me feel good overall,” she explained. This is a really challenging time for our family and we are so appreciative of your continued love, compassion and support.

Emma Willis has spoken out about how caring for husband Bruce following his aphasia diagnosis has wreaked havoc with her own mental health.

Emma Heming Willis opened up about her own mental health struggles after Bruce Willis' Aphasia diagnosis. In an interview with The Bump, the model said that ...

That stopped me in my tracks and really resonated with me.” “And it served no one in my family.” “I don’t mother myself perfectly but I know that I have some basic baseline needs that are a must, like first and foremost, exercise,” Emma shared as she emphasized on how important it is to find that “one thing” that makes you “feel good” and “build from there.”